TESTICULAR CANCER |
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Testicular cancer is the commonest cancer in men aged between 15 and 34 years. Outside this age group the cancer is rare.
Cause
- Family history of testicular cancer
- Undescended testicles have an increased risk of cancer
- Many other unknown causes occur
Symptoms
- Lump detected in Testicle or differences in shape between the two testicles
Treatments
- Testicular examinations by the doctor and radiological imaging of any areas of concern
Important to note: Testicular cancer is one of the most easily cured cancers. Advances in medical treatment mean that with early detection, a high cure rate is suspected. Young men should carry out regular examinations.
If you have signs/symptoms or concern of ejaculation disorders or would like to book for a health check up, please contact the Brisbane Health Institute for Men.
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